Teri Galleries, LTD. Fine Art and Framing

05/30/2013

Well..two more days and we will officially closed at this location.
Please feel free to stop in for a visit and we will see you at our new location at Gallery Severn. All the Best!!!!!!!

05/25/2013

TERI GALLERIES LTD CLOSING

Teri Galleries, Ltd. at 3311 Severn Avenue will be closing its doors effective May 31st.
Sandy, along with her inventory and Artists will be joining Fred Horton at
Gallerie Severn, 3501 Severn Avenue, Suite 1B. (next to Mr. Roos)
We will re-open at that location on June 4th.
Looking forward to seeing all of our customers and handling your art,
design, and framing needs, as we have done in the past.

Holly will not be a part of the move, as she is onto other things, and we wish her all the best.

Our 50% Select Inventory Sale is still going on, and a lot of pieces have already been sold.
We welcome you to come in and see what art is left or to call us.

Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
All the Best and we look forward to hearing from you,

04/20/2013

50% OFF Select Inventory
We are offering a large selection by local and international artists.
Choices vary from realism to abstract in limited edition prints, giclees, and originals.
Hand blown glass and sculptures are available.
Limited inventory and all items subject to prior sale
Come in and see us at the gallery or contact us with any questions.
We will be happy to help you select a piece of art from this fantastic sale.

04/20/2013

Daoyuan Ma

04/12/2013

04/10/2013

Holding the Family Together
by Steve Hanks
Greenwich Workshop Fine Art Anniversary Giclée Canvas:
Edition not to exceed 100 s/n. 34"w x 15"h. $495

MasterWork™
Greenwich Workshop Giclée Canvas:
Edition not to exceed 50 s/n. 48"w x 21"h (unstretched). $795

“Most people will look at Holding the Family Together and see it as a reminder of a happy family vacation and that’s great,” says artist Steve Hanks. “For me it is about the man in the painting more than anything else. It is about the man’s position in society these days and how the pendulum has swung the other way and put men in this position—trying to keep the family together while they’re all going in different directions. Dad is almost down on his knees trying to hold this family together and no one really sees him. There’s also something in this painting about the separation of the sexes during the 1960s, when I came of age, with the women’s movement. I think the ground was shifting for all of us.”

Whatever personal stories you may read into Holding the Family Together, it is also a moving landscape with its soft white foam, foggy shoreline and summer air. A MasterWork Canvas at 48” x 21” captures the drama of this Hank’s work at size. For those whose memories are stirred by the sophisticated beauty of this work by have slightly less space available for display, a 34” x 15” Fine Art Canvas is available as well.
c/o Greenwich Workshop

04/05/2013

Pop Art meets the Classical

04/02/2013

Papa's Tea
by Morgan Weistling
limited to 75 s/n. 21"w x 18"h. $375

“I was inspired by the contrasts in this subject,” mused artist Morgan Weistling. “The older Grandpa’s large rough hands alongside his young granddaughter’s petite, gentle hands. With a small daughter myself right now, I know exactly how this gentleman feels. In the presence of this little young lady the biggest, most worldly man would be reduced to a dainty teetotaler (or shall I say ‘tea toddler’?). She is in charge and you will drink dirty water if she says so.” c/o greenwhich workshop

03/30/2013

New Bob Byerley "Raindrops"
Release Date 4/5/13
Now Taking Orders

“Raindrops”
Image Size: 32"x 24"

Giclee on Paper 350 SN $195.00
Giclee on Paper 35 Artist Proof with unique remarque $395.00
Giclee on Canvas 150 SN $1095.00
Giclee on Canvas 20 Artist Enhanced, Artist Proof $1295.00

The Story of Raindrops:
“Her birthday was on the twenty-seventh of April.
The year she turned seven her parents gave her a most unique gift.
They presented her with a twenty seven dollar gift certificate to
Sanderson’s’ Green House. Along with the gift certificate for flowers
they gave her a set of gardening hand tools, a straw hat, a watering
can and a wooden window box that had belonged to her grandmother.
That afternoon they went to the nursery and she picked out her plants;
plants in various shades of her favorite color, violet.
Each year, after that, on the twenty seventh of April one of her presents
would be the gift certificate for flowers from Sanderson’s.”

03/23/2013

A large selection of beautiful art. Come see us! 11am-5pm